Amazon - https://amzn.to/3EmACy1 (USA/Can/Europe) Nitecore power banks - https://amzn.to/44vGL5K This new model from Nitecore is their first one to feature their new NiteLab UHi40 LED, which is a round style LED. It has some useful features such as a 4 stage battery/power LED indicator, and takes normal protected 21700 batteries, with a built in proximity sensor to ramp the power down when in High or Turbo modes. This has a compact body design with a longer range beam. I take an in detail look at this model, and discuss the potential advantages and drawbacks of the MH12 Pro Sample supplied via Nitecore for unbiased testing and review You can support me on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/mrbazreviews Or using the affiliate links to Amazon (this helps quite a bit!) Details from the maker: The Nitecore MH12 Pro torch has a maximum output of 3300 lumens from the brand new NiteLab UHi 40 LED and is powered by 1 x high capacity 21700 li-ion battery (Nitecore NL2153HP included). The light is rechargeable via a USB-C port on the head. The UHi LED design utilises a round light emitting surface (LES) to achieve an optimal lighting effect and incredible beam distance of 505 meters. It pairs perfectly with the round reflector, enabling high light conversion efficiency and a bright, clear hotspot. The torch features two user modes, daily and tactical, with 5 brightness levels and 3 special modes (only strobe is available in tactical mode). The user interface is made up of a tactical tail switch to turn the light on and off, and a side switch to cycle through the levels. Either side of the side switch are LED indicators; 1 side shows the brightness level and the other is a power indicator so you know when it's time to recharge. The MH12 Pro has a built-in optical sensor which detects obstructions in front of the light and automatically decreases the brightness to prevent overheating. The flashlight is crafted from precision CNC machining and features anti-slip knurling for a secure, comfortable grip. Brightness Levels: Turbo: 3300 lumens - 30 mins runtime* High: 1200 lumens - 4 hrs 30 mins runtime Mid: 300 lumens - 8 hrs 30 mins runtime Low: 50 lumens - 50 hrs runtime Ultralow: 1 lumen - 650 hrs runtime Plus strobe, beacon and SOS (3300 lumens). #nitecore #mh12pro #flashlight #torch #nitelab #survivalgear

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